History of United States Paper Money

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Is it really a surprise that the Federal Reserve Note has been under a lot of pressure lately? Only if you're not aware that fiat currencies of the world are all under the same debt and destruction monetary policy model.

Here is a short walk through of some details of the national currencies of the United States over the last 241 years. So far we have struck out with 2 of the 3 currencies. All have been impacted by an ever increasing national debt, banking monopolies and the removal of redeemability of notes in exchange for specie.

What are your thoughts on the recent decline of the dollar index?

[i.o.u.]

The paper will fade away...but the coins usually will stay..and when the paper starts to cease... the purchasing power of the coins will increase..the only reason the penny won't buy you shit.. is because we're all in a 20 trillion dollar paper pit..

[cdawg]

another great video...but how about doing one about the technicals of the dollar index and where it is trading now on 7 31 2017
it is at a critical level and if it falls below 92ish, it could, technically speaking, start falling hard....very crucail time for the dollar and hopefully gold /silver/miners will explode higher if the dollar decides to implode lower...make for a good video showing and explaining the dollar index chart critical support level..

[RealJackHQ]

Let's make Bitcoin part of currency, along with gold, silver, platinum, and copper. Bada bing bada boop! But Congress continues not to listen. This would majorly help reduce the severe income inequality in our country.

[hamstergd]

The average fiat currency lasts 27 years.

[I_Died__Weeks_Ago]

No Jason at the end? Oh, he's almost here....